3 result(s) for phd in Entertainment
MCC Festival, Esztergom, 28 - 30 July
- 15 Jun 2022 1:30 PM
- entertainment
The best Hungarian bands, renowned international and national experts, and interactive programs, are all set against the magical backdrop of Esztergom, the historic jewel of Hungary. This is what awaits visitors at this year's MCC Feszt to be held between 28-30 July.
'Terra Incognita Exhibition' @ Ani Molnár Gallery, 4 May - 18 June
- 29 Apr 2021 12:34 PM
- entertainment
In her fourth exhibition at the Ani Molnár Gallery, entitled Terra incognita, Éva Mayer focuses on the theme of conception, or its absence in the form of infertility, which concerns not only our personal lives but has societal implications as well.
Borderline Exhibition, HybridArt Space Budapest
- 14 May 2018 6:47 AM
- entertainment
On view until 30 May - Free Admission. Borderline is an exhibition based on the idea of internationally renowned Finnish photographer Stefan Bremer. Borderline is based on Bremer’s recent work with asylum seekers who had to leave everything behind. For many, the only memory from the past are the photos on their phones.
MCC Festival, Esztergom, 28 - 30 July
- 15 Jun 2022 1:30 PM
- entertainment
The best Hungarian bands, renowned international and national experts, and interactive programs, are all set against the magical backdrop of Esztergom, the historic jewel of Hungary. This is what awaits visitors at this year's MCC Feszt to be held between 28-30 July.
'Terra Incognita Exhibition' @ Ani Molnár Gallery, 4 May - 18 June
- 29 Apr 2021 12:34 PM
- entertainment
In her fourth exhibition at the Ani Molnár Gallery, entitled Terra incognita, Éva Mayer focuses on the theme of conception, or its absence in the form of infertility, which concerns not only our personal lives but has societal implications as well.
Borderline Exhibition, HybridArt Space Budapest
- 14 May 2018 6:47 AM
- entertainment
On view until 30 May - Free Admission. Borderline is an exhibition based on the idea of internationally renowned Finnish photographer Stefan Bremer. Borderline is based on Bremer’s recent work with asylum seekers who had to leave everything behind. For many, the only memory from the past are the photos on their phones.